This beautifully preserved antique oil lamp reflects the elegance and craftsmanship of the late Victorian era, later adapted for modern electric use while retaining its original character. The softly glowing milk glass body, hand-painted floral decoration, and ornate brass-plated spelter base create a striking decorative presence even when unshaded. When powered, the lamp emits a warm internal glow through both the glass reservoir and the base, offering a layered illumination that highlights its historic form and detailing. Originally produced as a kerosene oil lamp in the late 19th to early 20th century, this piece was professionally converted mid-century for electric use, allowing it to remain functional while preserving its antique appeal. It works beautifully as an accent lamp, parlor display, or collector piece showcasing the transition from oil to electric lighting. Maker / Origin: Maker unknown; likely American or European production Age: Original lamp: circa 1890s–1910s Electric conversion: circa 1940s–1960s Item Description: Antique milk glass oil lamp converted to electric. Features transfer floral motifs and enamel scrollwork, brass-plated spelter base, and metal lamp ring. The lamp illuminates internally through the glass body, even without a bulb installed. Lighting / Function: Electrified conversion Lamp lights internally and at the light socket Base illumination functions independently Turnkey rotates smoothly (no audible click stop) Shade / Fitter: Shade ring: approx. 10" Fitter opening: approx. 3" Shade not included Lamp ring is slightly bent in areas but can be gently straightened for proper shade fit Dimensions: Overall height: Approx. 16.5" Lamp Width (Widest): Approx. 11"